Information processing apparatus and image forming apparatus

ABSTRACT

An image forming apparatus  1  of the present disclosure has a display unit  162  capable of displaying a plurality of objects such as small images and a touch detection unit  164  which meets multi-touch, these units being formed on an operation panel unit  6 . A touched shape determination unit  81  calculates a touched area from touch coordinates detected by the touch detection unit  164 . Then, the touched shape determination unit  81  calculates a touched shape like line strip from the touched area. A selection area setting/moving unit  82  calculates an object selection area which is a closed touched shape and selects and moves all objects which overlap the object selection area.

INCORPORATION BY REFERENCE

This application is based upon and claims the benefit of priority fromthe corresponding Japanese Patent Application No. 2012-102115, filed inthe Japan Patent Office on Apr. 27, 2012, the entire contents of whichare incorporated herein by reference.

BACKGROUND

The present disclosure relates to an information processing apparatusand an image forming apparatus, more particularly to an informationprocessing apparatus and an image forming apparatus which allow a userto select a displayed object by way of a touch panel.

Conventionally, there has existed an information processing apparatuswhich includes a display unit such as a flat display panel and anelectrostatic capacity type/resistive film type touch panel and which iscapable of detecting a user's touch. Such an information processingapparatus allows a user to select an object such as a small imagedisplayed on a display unit based on touch coordinates in order to makeits processing based on the selection.

Here, as a conventional information processing apparatus for selectingan object on the touch panel, there has been known a technology about aninformation processing apparatus which includes a display means whichdisplays an image containing the object; a detection means which isoverlaid on the display means and detects a contact with the displaymeans; and a control means which changes over an operation mode to thedisplay means based on a ratio of an area of the object displayed on thedisplay means with respect to the size of the area of the display meansdetected by the detection means. This information processing apparatusallows a user to operate the display means directly and naturally byselecting a plurality of small objects on the touch panel of itshigh-precision display in an “aggregation” manner.

This technology automatically changes over its operation mode to the“aggregation” mode depending on a relation between the size of an areatouched by the finger on the touch panel and an area of the displayedobject. That is, if the area touched with the finger is larger than thearea of the object, the “aggregation” mode is selected. However,according to the aforementioned technology, even if the finger touches alarge object, the “aggregation” mode is not activated. That is, becausethe conventional technology is so configured that the operation mode ischanged over to the “aggregation” mode depending on the size of anobject, an inconvenience to the user may occur, which is a problem to besolved by the present disclosure.

SUMMARY

An information processing apparatus of the present disclosure has adisplay unit which displays a plurality of objects and a touch detectionunit that detects a plurality of touch coordinates on the display unit,the information processing apparatus including: a touched shapedetermination unit and a selection area setting/moving unit. The touchedshape determination unit calculates a touched shape from the touchcoordinates detected by the touch detection unit. The selection areasetting/moving unit, if the touched shape is in a hook-like shape,calculates an object selection area which is presented by closing thetouched shape and selects and moves all the objects that overlap theobject selection area.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a schematic cross-sectional view illustrating an internalstructure of the image forming apparatus 1 according to an embodiment ofthe present disclosure.

FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a control configuration of an imageforming apparatus 1 according to the embodiment of the presentdisclosure.

FIG. 3 is a flow chart of object selection processing according to theembodiment of the present disclosure.

FIG. 4 is a conceptual diagram of object selection in the objectselection detection processing according to the embodiment of thepresent disclosure.

FIGS. 5A, 5B are conceptual diagrams about touched shape and objectselection according to the embodiment of the present disclosure.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

Examples

Configuration of Image Forming Apparatus 1

A configuration of an image forming apparatus 1 according to anembodiment of the present disclosure will be described in detail withreference to FIGS. 1, 2. According to FIG. 1, the image formingapparatus (information processing apparatus or computer) of the presentembodiment is a copying machine or multifunction peripheral(multifunctional printer, MFP). The image forming apparatus 1 includes adocument reading unit 2, a document feeding unit 3, a main body unit 4,a stack tray 5, and an operation panel unit 6. The document reading unit2 is arranged on top of the main body unit 4. The document feeding unit3 is arranged on top of the document reading unit 2. The stack tray 5 isarranged on the recording paper discharge opening 41 side of the mainbody unit 4. The operation panel unit 6 is arranged on the front side ofthe image forming apparatus 1.

The document reading unit 2 includes a scanner 21, a platen glass 22,and a document reading slit 23. The scanner 21 includes an exposurelamp, charge coupled device (CCD) or complementary metal oxidesemiconductor (CMOS) image sensor, and is movable in a conveyancedirection of a document by the document feeding unit 3. The platen glass22 is a document platform made of transparent material such as glass.The document reading slit 23 is a slit formed in a direction orthogonalto the document conveyance direction by the document feeding unit 3.

When reading a document placed on the platen glass 22, the scanner 21moves to a position where it faces the platen glass 22, reads a documentby scanning the document placed on the platen glass 22 to obtain imagedata and outputs the acquired image data to the main body unit 4. Whenreading the document carried by the document feeding unit 3, the scanner21 moves to a position where it faces the document reading slit 23,reads the document synchronously with a document feeding action of thedocument feeding unit 3 through the document reading slit 23 to obtainimage data and outputs the acquired image data to the main body unit 4.

The document feeding unit 3 includes a document stacking stand 31, adocument discharge unit 32, and a document feeding mechanism 33. Thedocuments stacked on the document stacking stand 31 are fed sequentiallyone by one by the document feeding mechanism 33, carried to a positionfacing the document reading slit 23 and after that, discharged to thedocument discharge unit 32. The document feeding unit 3 is openable withrespect to the document reading unit 2. Raising the document feedingunit 3 upward opens the top face of the platen glass 22.

The main body unit 4 includes a recording unit 7, a paper feeding unit42, a paper conveyance path 43, a conveyance roller 44, and a dischargeroller 45. The paper feeding unit 42 includes a plurality of paperfeeding cassettes 421 which store recording papers different in size ordirection and paper feeding rollers 422 which feed recording papers oneby one from each of paper cassettes 421 to the paper conveyance path 43.The paper feeding roller 422, the conveyance roller 44, and thedischarge roller 45 function as a conveyance unit. The recording paperis conveyed by this conveyance unit. The recording paper fed by thepaper feeding roller 422 to the paper conveyance path 43 is conveyed tothe recording unit 7 by the conveyance rollers 44. After recording isperformed by the recording unit 7, the recording paper is discharged tothe stack tray 5 by the discharge roller 45.

The operation panel unit 6 includes mainly a button section 160 (inputmeans), a display unit 162 (display means), and a touch detection unit164 (input means, touch detection means).

The button section 160 includes buttons provided with a start key,ten-key and the like. The button section 160 changes over an operationmode for, mainly, copying, facsimile transmission, scanner operation andthe like, executes printing, transmission and receiving of a selecteddocument, and detects a variety of user's instructions relating toselection of an object and the like, as described below. A signalconcerning an instruction detected by the button section 160 istransmitted to the control unit 8.

The display unit 162 is a flat display panel such as a liquid crystaldisplay (LCD), organic electro-luminescence display (GELD), fieldemission display (FED), a projector, a status-indication LED or thelike. The display unit 162 can display an object such as a small imagelike a thumbnail or icon as well as characters, images. The display unit162 can display these objects (a thumbnail corresponding to a file suchas document or image, icon and the like) corresponding to a mode. Thedisplay unit 162 can display an operation instruction, a mode, a job anda status of each processing of the image forming apparatus 1 and anobject indicating a concept like a folder existing on LAN or WAN, storedin a memory unit 9.

The touch detection unit 164 is a touch sensor such as an electrostaticcapacity type touch panel, a resistive film type touch panel, a liquidcrystal panel with light-receiving element, a laser or infrared rayoptical sensor, a back-projection infrared ray LED, a CCD/CMOS sensor orthe like. When the flat display panel of the display unit 162 is touchedby a user's hand or finger, or a glove or a pen, the touch detectionunit 164 detects a position which is touched as “touch coordinates” byway of its sensor. In addition, the touch detection unit 164 may beconfigured to detect, when a glove, a pen or the like exists in apredetermined range of several mm to several cm even without the gloveor the pen touching the panel, and detect that position as “touchcoordinates”. The touch detection unit 164 meets a demand for“multi-touch” which is capable of detecting a plurality of touchcoordinates substantially at the same time. The touch detection unit 164is preferred to detect touch coordinates from the display unit 162 whichis divided to grids spaced at a predetermined distance of, for example,160 ×90.

The recording unit 7 includes a photosensitive drum 71, an exposure unit72, an image forming unit 73, a transfer unit 74, and a fuser unit 75.The exposure unit 72 is an optical unit provided with a laser unit or anLED array, a mirror, a lens and the like. The exposure unit 72 exposesthe photosensitive drum 71 by outputting light based on image data so asto form an electrostatic latent image on the surface of thephotosensitive drum 71. The image forming unit 73 is a development unitwhich develops an electrostatic latent image formed on thephotosensitive drum 71 using toner. The image forming unit 73 forms atoner image based on the electrostatic latent image on thephotosensitive drum 71. The transfer unit 74 transfers the toner imageformed on the photosensitive drum 71 by the image forming unit 73 onto arecording paper. The fuser unit 75 fixes the toner image on therecording paper by heating the recording paper on which the toner imagehas been transferred by the transfer unit 74.

FIG. 2 illustrates a block diagram of the control configuration of theimage forming apparatus 1. The aforementioned document reading unit 2,document feeding unit 3, conveyance unit (paper feeding roller 422,conveyance roller 44, discharge roller 45), operation panel unit 6 andrecording unit 7 are connected to the control unit 8. Operations ofthese units are controlled by the control unit 8. The memory unit 9(memory means) and an image processing unit 10 (image processing means,touch coordinates processing means) are connected to the control unit 8.

The control unit 8 is an information processing unit such as amicrocomputer provided with a read only memory (ROM), random accessmemory (RAM) or the like. A control program for controlling an operationof the image forming apparatus 1 is stored in the ROM. The control unit8 and the image processing unit 10 read the control program stored inthe ROM and expand the control program over the RAM so as to control theentire apparatus in correspondence to predetermined instructioninformation input from the operation panel unit 6. Furthermore, thecontrol unit 8 includes a touched shape determination unit 81 (touchshape determination means) and a selection area setting/moving unit 82(object selection area setting means, object moving means).

The touched shape determination unit 81 can calculate a touched area 300(FIG. 4) in which touch coordinates of a position touched by user's handor finger are aggregated. The touched shape determination unit 81calculates a touched shape 310 (see FIGS. 5A, 5B), which is a shape of atouched position, from the touched area 300 using a statistical model orthe like. At this time, the touched shape determination unit 81 cancalculate the touched shape 310 as a shape like multiple lines whoseapexes are connected to each other.

When the touched shape 310 is in the hook-like shape as described below,the selection area setting/moving unit 82 sets the apparatus to the“aggregation” mode and sets an object selection area 320. The“aggregation” mode of the present embodiment is a mode (operationsetting mode) for selecting and moving all objects which overlap atleast partially the object selection area 320. The selection areasetting/moving unit 82 can move all selected objects in correspondenceto a change in coordinates of the touched shape 310. In addition, if thetouched shape 310 is linear or no object selection area 320 is set, theselection area setting/moving unit 82 can select and move a singleobject.

The memory unit 9 is a storage means such as a semiconductor memory, ahard disk drive (HDD). The memory unit 9 stores image data acquired byreading a document with the document reading unit 2, printed documentdata transmitted from a personal computer (PC, not shown), a variety offiles stored in a recording medium, data about coordinates and thumbnailimage of the aforementioned object.

The image processing unit 10 is a control arithmetic operation unit fora digital signal processor (DSP) or a graphics processing unit (GPU).The image processing unit 10 is a means for performing a predeterminedimage processing on image data and image improvement processing, forexample, enlargement/reduction processing, density adjustment, toneadjustment is performed.

The image forming apparatus 1 may include a network connection unit suchas a LAN board for connecting to LAN or WAN. The control unit 8 and theimage processing unit 10 may be configured integrally like a GPUincorporated CPU or chip-on-module package. Additionally, data aboutcoordinates and images for drawing of the above-described “object” maybe stored in the memory unit 9 or in a graphic dedicated memory (notshown) like VRAM in the image processing unit 10. The objects may bedrawn separately from each other or such that at least part thereofoverlaps.

[Object Selection/Moving Processing by Image Forming Apparatus 1]

Next, the object selection/moving processing which achieves an objectselection method with the image forming apparatus 1 according to anembodiment of the present disclosure will be described with reference toFIGS. 3 to 5B. Hereinafter, each step will be described in detail withreference to a flowchart of FIG. 3.

(Step S100)

The touch detection unit 164 of the operation panel unit 6 performstouch detection processing. Referring to FIG. 4, the display unit 162displays a plurality of objects 210, 211, 212, 213 and the like. In thisstate, a hand H, which may be a user's hand or finger, is touching thedisplay unit 162 of the operation panel unit 6. The touch detection unit164 detects the touched position as touch coordinates. Morespecifically, the touch detection unit 164 detects that a sensor valueof electrostatic capacity or the like has changed from a predeterminedthreshold. With the longitudinal direction and the lateral direction ofthe display unit 162 of the operation panel unit 6 as X-axis and Y-axisrespectively while the left top of the panel unit is set to homeposition of (X-axis, Y-axis)=(0, 0), the touch detection unit 164detects a plurality of the touch coordinates. If values acquired by asensor at each divided position as described above are over a threshold,the touch detection unit 164 can detect the coordinates of all thepositions as the touch coordinates. The touch detection unit 164 candetect a change in touch coordinates in a predetermined period in theform of a vector or the like and store them. Additionally, the touchdetection unit 164 can detect a sign which is a user's instruction fromthis vector or the like.

(Step S101)

Next, the touched shape determination unit 81 of the control unit 8performs touched shape calculation processing. The touched shapecalculation processing will be described in detail with reference toFIG. 5A. First, the touched shape determination unit 81 aggregates aplurality of acquired touch coordinates and calculates the touched area300 as a graphic area such as a polygon, closed curve by using theaforementioned coordinate system. When a plurality of the touchcoordinates spaced more than a predetermined distance is detected, thetouched shape determination unit 81 calculates a plurality of thetouched areas 300.

In addition, the touched shape determination unit 81 calculates thetouched shape 310 which is a shape of the touch coordinates consideredto be intended by a user from the touched area 300. The touched shapedetermination unit 81 obtains an area, a range, a gravity center and thelike of the touch coordinates and estimates the touched shape 310 by wayof a statistical model or the like. More specifically, the touched shapedetermination unit 81 obtains a relation between a condition of a curveof user's hand or finger joint and touch coordinates through theaforementioned statistical model or the like and calculates acorresponding touched shape 310. At this time, the touched shapedetermination unit 81 can calculate the touched shape 310 based on amodel relating to a shape when mainly user's hand or “little finger”touches the display unit 162.

More specifically, for example, preferably, the touched shapedetermination unit 81 calculates the touched shape 310 as multiple lines(line strip) like a bent line, in which their apexes are connected toeach other. Preferably, the touched shape determination unit 81calculates a shape useful for estimating a position which the user likesto touch with his hand or finger on the display unit 162. At this time,the touched shape determination unit 81 does not have to calculate anapex of each line of the multiple lines such that it always correspondsto a position of each hand or finger joint. In addition, as the touchedshape 310, it is permissible to store other areas with various kinds ofcurves or width information than the line strip.

If the touched area 300 is substantially circular or dot-like, thetouched shape determination unit 81 determines that only the fingertiphas touched and calculates the touched shape 310 as a dot. If aplurality of the touched areas 300 exists, the touched shapedetermination unit 81 may calculate multiple touched shapes thereof ormay calculate the touched shape 310 by connecting these multiple touchedareas 300. In addition, the touched shape determination unit 81 may beconfigured to be capable of estimating not only a shape of each of thelittle finger and the hand, but also, from the touch coordinates, ashape of the forefinger, middle finger, ring finger when the displayunit is touched therewith and a difference between the right hand andthe left hand.

(Step S102)

Next, the selection area setting/moving unit 82 of the control unit 8determines whether the touched shape is in the hook-like shape. Here,the selection area setting/moving unit 82 determines whether the touchedshape 310 is in a shape like a letter U (hereinafter referred to as“hook-like”) as indicated in FIG. 5A. That is, if the touched shape 310is a line between two points deviating in a concave or convex directionwithin a predetermined range, the selection area setting/moving unit 82determines that the touched shape 310 is in the hook-like shape, thatis, YES. In other cases, that is, if the touched shape 310 is dot-likeor substantially a straight line, the selection area setting/moving unit82 determines NO. If YES, the selection area setting/moving unit 82brings the processing forward to step S103. If NO, the selection areasetting/moving unit 82 brings the processing forward to step S105. Atthis time, when the touched shape 310 overlaps an object, the selectionarea setting/moving unit 82 selects that object. If the touched shape310 overlaps multiple objects, the selection area setting/moving unit 82selects at least an object drawn on the topmost face.

(Step S103)

If the touched shape 310 is close to the shape of the letter U, theselection area setting/moving unit 82 executes the “aggregation” modechanging processing. Describing with reference to FIG. 5B, first, theselection area setting/moving unit 82 calculates the object selectionarea 320. The selection area setting/moving unit 82 can calculate, forexample, a closed area in which both ends of the hook-like touch shape310 are connected to each other as the object selection area 320. Next,by calculating the object selection area 320, the selection areasetting/moving unit 82 sets the “aggregation” mode which selects andmoves all objects overlapping at least partly the object selection area320. That is, when the touch detection unit 164 detects that a user hastouched it with his or her finger in the hook-like shape, the selectionarea setting/moving unit 82 automatically sets the “aggregation” mode.

(Step S104)

Next, the selection area setting/moving unit 82 executes area objectselection processing. The selection area setting/moving unit 82 detectsand selects an object drawn such that it overlaps the coordinates of theobject selection area 320. In an example of FIG. 5B, an object 212 andan object 214 are selected. Here, preferably, the selection areasetting/moving unit 82 selects an object if part of the object existswithin the object selection area 320, even without surrounding entirelythe object. The area object selection processing may be executed with aphysical engine such as the DSP, GPU of the image forming unit 10 athigh speed.

(Step S105)

Here, the selection area setting/moving unit 82 executes selectionobject moving processing. More specifically, the selection areasetting/moving unit 82 moves a selected object following a vector ofchanges in a predetermined period of the touch coordinates. FIG. 4illustrates an example in which the selection area setting/moving unit82 moves the selected object 212 in a direction indicated with an arrowto cause the object 212 to overlap the object 213. If the objectselection area 320 is set up and a plurality of objects is selected, theselection area setting/moving unit 82 can move them in the same way asdescribed above. If no object selection area 320 has been selected andan independent object has been selected also, the selection areasetting/moving unit 82 moves the object. If a user slides his or herhand or finger in the hook-like form, a plurality of objects can beselected like by “aggregating” and moved. In addition, if the objectselection area 320 comes to overlap other object during its moving, theselection area setting/moving unit 82 can select this object and move itlikewise. The selection area setting/moving unit 82 can be configurednot to select any object than an already selected object additionallyduring a moving.

The selection area setting/moving unit 82 can execute processing ofproviding moving of a selected object with inertia. That is, if aselected object is moved, the selection area setting/moving unit 82 cancontinue to move the object not only with a predetermined accelerationbut also even if the object comes not to be included in the objectselection area 320 and not to be selected. At this time, preferably, theselection area setting/moving unit 82 calculates a predeterminedfriction coefficient or the like and incrementally slows to a stop theobjects not currently selected. Consequently, even if acquisition of thetouch coordinates does not succeed due to an influence of a dry hand ornoise or the hand leaves slightly, the objects can be “aggregated” in astable manner. If no object has been selected, the selection areasetting/moving unit 82 can execute other processing such as scroll,enlargement/reduction of a display screen, recognition of signs,characters and the like.

After that, for example, if the coordinates of a moved object overlappredetermined coordinates or an object, a user's hand or finger leaves amoved object, which has been moved, a sign is detected additionallyduring the moving of the object, pressing of a button in the buttonsection 160 is detected or in like cases, the control unit 8 can executea predetermined processing. The predetermined processing of the controlunit 8 may include respective processings corresponding to functions ofthe image forming apparatus 1 such as printing, facsimile transmission,storage of data in a holder or a recording medium, moving and deletionof data, rearrangement, conversion of file format, conversion of filename, optical character recognition, calling of a program and the like.In the example of FIG. 4, the object 212 is an object which indicates adocument file “ABC.doc”. The object 213 is an object which has afunction of executing print. Thus, if the object 212 is moved to overlapthe object 213, the control unit 8 prints the document file “ABC.doc”which corresponds to the object 212. Likewise, if as shown in FIG. 5B,the object 212 and an object 214 which is an image file are selected andmoved so as to overlap the object 213, the control unit 8 prints thesefiles. Finally, the object selection moving processing terminates.

The above-described configuration provides following advantageouseffects. The image forming apparatus 1 according to an embodiment of thepresent disclosure can select a drawn object without depending on thesize of the object even if the object is larger than the finger. Theimage forming apparatus 1 of the present embodiment allows a user toselect an object easily even if the object protrudes from the finger.The image forming apparatus 1 of the present embodiment functions when auser places his or her finger in the hook-like shape on the display unit162. Thus, it is not necessary to set the “aggregation” mode directlyusing the button or the like thereby ensuring a high operability. Thus,the image forming apparatus 1 of the present embodiment facilitatesselection of any object such as a thumbnail image or the like in a shorttime. That is, the image forming apparatus 1 allows a user to select aplurality of images by aggregating all at once even if their thumbnailsare displayed on the display and execute a predetermined processing,such as printing. In addition, an object selection method of the presentembodiment can aggregate the multiple objects displayed on the touchpanel according to the “aggregation” mode.

The object selection method of the present embodiment may be applied tonot only an image forming apparatus such as MFP, but also informationterminal using various kinds of touch panels, personal computer (PC),personal data assistant (PDA), smart phone, desktop computer, electronicblackboard, digital signage, game machine and the like. Although anexample in which the display unit 162 and the touch detection unit 164are formed integrally with each other has been described in the aboveembodiment, the present disclosure is not restricted to this example.

By the way, the configuration and operation of the above-describedembodiments are just an example and may be modified appropriately andexecuted within a scope not departing from the gist of the presentdisclosure.

What is claimed is:
 1. An information processing apparatus comprising: a display unit configured to display a plurality of objects; a touch detection unit configured to detect a plurality of touch coordinates on the display unit; a touched shape determination unit configured to calculate a touched shape from the touch coordinates detected by the touch detection unit; and a selection area setting/moving unit configured to: calculate an object selection area that represents a closed area for a case where the touched shape is in a hook-like shape, and have an aggregation mode which selects and moves all objects that overlap at least partly the object selection area, wherein if the touched shape includes a predetermined portion which deviates in a concave or convex direction from a line connecting two end points of the touched shape, the selection area setting/moving unit is further configured to: determine that the touched shape is in the hook-like shape; calculate the closed area in which both ends of the touched shape in the hook-like shape are connected to each other as the object selection area which is an approximation of an area touched by a user when the touch detection unit detects the user having touched the display unit with a finger in a hook-like shape; and set automatically the aggregation mode and move an entirety of a plurality of objects when the plurality of objects is selected by the selection area setting/moving unit, and wherein if the touched shape is like a dot or substantially a straight line, the selection area setting/moving unit is further configured to: determine that the touched shape is not in the hook-like shape; and select and move at least one of a plurality of objects which is displaced at a highest location on a surface the display unit when the touched shape overlaps the plurality of objects.
 2. The information processing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein if part of an object exists within the object selection area, the selection area setting/moving unit is configured to select the object.
 3. The information processing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the touch detection unit calculates the touched shape from a relation between the touch coordinates and a condition of a curve of a hand or finger when the hand or finger touches the display unit.
 4. The information processing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the selection area setting/moving unit is configured to select and move a new object if the new object comes to overlap the object selection area during the moving performed by the selection area setting/moving unit.
 5. The information processing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the selection area setting/moving unit is configured to refrain from additionally selecting other object than an already selected object during the moving of the object performed by the selection area setting/moving unit.
 6. The information processing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein when a selected object is moved, the selection area setting/moving unit is configured to continue to move the object by applying a predetermined acceleration even if the object comes not to be included in the object selection area so that the object is not selected.
 7. The information processing apparatus according to claim 6, wherein the selection area setting/moving unit is configured to calculate a predetermined friction coefficient and incrementally slows to a stop the objects not currently selected.
 8. An image forming apparatus comprising the information processing apparatus according to claim
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